COVID-19 Report June 16, 2020 Page 1 Hospital Status Information provided through survey of Oklahoma hospitals as reported to OSDH as of the time of this report. Response rate affects data. ICU Beds Available: 337 of 1,011 (33%) Medical Surgery Beds Available: 1,869 of 6,104 (31%) Operating Room Beds Available: 432 of 635 (68%) Pediatric Beds Available: 303 of 483 (63%) PICU Beds Available: 25 of 84 (30%) Ventilators Available: 852 of 980 (87%) Negative Flow rooms Available: 470 of 820 (57%) Overall hospital occupancy status: 5,418 (Hospital census as of previous midnight) COVID-19 Cases Currently Hospitalized: 114 (70 in ICU) Persons Under Investigation in Hospital: 67 (22 in ICU) Persons seen in Hospital (during the 24 hr. reporting period),Self-quarantined: 425 Average Days of Personal Protective Equipment(PPE): 16.6 Days of PPE range from 0 to 73. The median stock on hand in days for Oklahoma County and Tulsa County acute hospitals are 9 and 26.5 respectively. COVID-19 Testing* Supplies Availability: 78,380 Testing:** Total Positive Specimen: 10,296 Total Number of Specimens Tested to Date: 267,424 Percent Positive: 3.9% COVID-19 Status: See Page 2 Hospital Reporting Compliance Bed Survey: 87% Ventilator/PPE Survey: 83% The purpose of publishing aggregated statistical COVID-19 data through the OSDH Dashboard, the Executive Order Report, and the Weekly Epidemiology and Surveillance Report is to support the needs of the general public in receiving important and necessary information regarding the state of the health and safety of the citizens of Oklahoma. These resources may be used only for statistical purposes and may not be used in any way that would determine the identity of any reported cases. Data shown are preliminary and subject to change as additional information is obtained. *number of COVID-19 collection kits available for use at the hospital to collect specimens for testing. **Total counts may not reflect unique individuals.
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COVID-19 Report June 16, 2020
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Hospital StatusInformation provided through survey of Oklahoma hospitals as reported
to OSDH as of the time of this report. Response rate affects data.
ICU Beds Available: 337 of 1,011 (33%)Medical Surgery Beds Available: 1,869 of 6,104 (31%)
Operating Room Beds Available: 432 of 635 (68%)Pediatric Beds Available: 303 of 483 (63%)
PICU Beds Available: 25 of 84 (30%)Ventilators Available: 852 of 980 (87%)
Negative Flow rooms Available: 470 of 820 (57%)Overall hospital
occupancy status: 5,418 (Hospital census as of previous midnight)
COVID-19 Cases Currently Hospitalized: 114 (70 in ICU)Persons Under Investigation in Hospital: 67 (22 in ICU)
Persons seen in Hospital (during the 24 hr. reporting period),Self-quarantined: 425
Average Days of Personal Protective Equipment(PPE): 16.6
Days of PPE range from 0 to 73. The median stock on hand in days for Oklahoma County and Tulsa County acute hospitals are 9 and 26.5 respectively.
COVID-19 Testing* Supplies Availability: 78,380
Testing:**Total Positive Specimen: 10,296
Total Number of Specimens Tested to Date: 267,424Percent Positive: 3.9%
COVID-19 Status: See Page 2
Hospital Reporting
ComplianceBed Survey:
87%Ventilator/PPE
Survey: 83%
The purpose of publishing aggregated statistical COVID-19 data through the OSDH Dashboard, the Executive Order Report, and the Weekly Epidemiology and Surveillance Report is to support the needs of the general public in receiving important and necessary information regarding the state of the health and safety of the
citizens of Oklahoma. These resources may be used only for statistical purposes and may not be used in any way that would determine the identity of any reported cases.
Data shown are preliminary and subject to change as additional information is obtained.
*number of COVID-19 collection kits available for use at the hospital to collect specimens for testing.
**Total counts may not reflect unique individuals.
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COVID-19 Report June 16, 2020(continued)
COVID-19 StatusInformation provided through the OSDH Acute Disease Service’s daily surveillance report.
**Recovered: Currently not hospitalized or deceased and 14 days after onset/report.
COVID-19 Cases by Age GroupingAge Group Cases Deaths
0-4 140 0
5-17 441 0
18-35 2,590 6
36-49 1,905 8
50-64 1,736 58
65+ 1,833 291
Mean: 45.8 75.0
Cases by Race/Ethnicity(13.0% did not report race,
14.3% did not report ethnicity)
Deaths by Race/Ethnicity(5.2% did not report race,
9.4% did not report ethnicity)
American Indian/ Alaska Native Only: 6.9%
American Indian/ Alaska Native Only: 6.9%
Asian or Pacific Islander Only: 5.4%
Asian or Pacific Islander Only: 0.8%
Black Only: 8.5% Black Only: 7.7%White Only: 62.1% White Only: 76.9%
Other & Multiple Races: 4.1% Other & Multiple Races: 2.5%Hispanic or Latino: (can be any race)
20.3% Hispanic or Latino: (can be any race)
3.3%
Cases by Gender
Female: 52.1%
Male: 47.9%
Deaths by Gender
Female: 49.0%
Male: 51.0%
Data shown are preliminary and subject to change as additional information is obtained.
*Case: Meets confirmatory laboratory evidence.
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COVID-19 Report June 16, 2020(continued)
COVID-19 Status(continued)
Information provided through the OSDH Acute Disease Service’s daily surveillance report.
Hospitalized Ever:(includes discharged, deceased,
currently hospitalized and recovered)
1,130
� Average age of cases hospitalized 64.5 � Average age of cases not hospitalized 43.1
Cases either reported working in or having direct patient care in a health
care or long term care setting: 12.9% (1,117)
79.7% of deceased cases had at least one comorbidity (diabetes, heart disease or circulatory disease, chronic lung disease, liver disease, or renal failure)
1,582 Long Term Care/Nursing home associated cases � 986 (62.3%) of associated cases are among residents � 596 (37.7%) of associated cases are among staff
196 deceased Long Term Care/Nursing Home cases
OSDH PPE on hand (Rounded to the nearest thousand)
Information from Strategic National Stockpile Inventory Report
Total Face Shields/ Eye Protection: 1,116,000
Total Masks (N95): 468,000Total KN95 Masks: 1,523,000
Total Gowns/Coveralls: 1,077,000 Total Surgical/ Procedure Masks: 4,522,000Total Gloves: 2,455,000
OSDH Ventilators on handTotal Ventilators: 284
Total Ventilators Circuits: 320
Individual Lab Statistics: See Page 4
Data shown are preliminary and subject to change as additional information is obtained.
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COVID-19 Report June 16, 2020(continued)
LABORATORY
NUMBER OF SPECIMENS RECEIVED
NUMBER OF SPECIMENS REPORTED
NUMBER OF SPECIMENS CURRENTLY
PENDING
NUMBER OF POSITIVE SPECIMENS REPORTED
NUMBER OF NEGATIVE
SPECIMENS REPORTED
ABSENTEE SHAWNEE TRIBAL HEALTH
AUTHORITY*4 4 0 0 4
Access Medical Center- Blue Starr 0 0 0 0 0
Access Medical Center-NW Expressway
0 0 0 0 0
Access Medical Centers Riverside 0 0 0 0 0
Alliance Health Midwest 30 30 0 3 27
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF
TOXICOLOGY, INC47 47 0 8 39
A-Mo Health Center* 5 5 0 1 4Anadarko Indian Health Center* 13 13 0 0 13
ARUP LABORATORIES 0 0 0 0 0
Assurance Scientific Laboratories** 4 4 0 1 3
Center for Orthopaedic
Reconstruction Bristow Endeavor
Healthcare, LLC
15 15 0 0 15
Cherokee Nation Outpatient Health
Center*27 27 0 0 27
Cherokee Nation W.W. Hastings
Hospital28 28 0 0 28
Individual Lab Statistics Testing Status as of Midnight June 15, 2020
Information provided through survey of laboratories as reported to OSDH as of the time of this report.
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COVID-19 Report June 16, 2020(continued)
LABORATORY
NUMBER OF SPECIMENS RECEIVED
NUMBER OF SPECIMENS REPORTED
NUMBER OF SPECIMENS CURRENTLY
PENDING
NUMBER OF POSITIVE SPECIMENS REPORTED
NUMBER OF NEGATIVE
SPECIMENS REPORTED
Chickasaw Nation Medical Center -
Ardmore0 0 0 0 0
Chickasaw Nation Medical Center 56 56 0 0 56
Choctaw Nation Clinic - Durant* 35 35 0 3 32
Choctaw Nation Clinic - Idabel* 18 18 0 6 12
Choctaw Nation Clinic - McAlester* 18 18 0 4 14
Choctaw Nation Health Clinic Lab* 4 4 0 0 4
Choctaw Nation Healthcare Center 26 26 0 1 25
Citizen Potawatomie Nation Health
Services*8 8 0 0 8
Claremore Indian Hospital 19 19 0 0 19
CLASSEN URGENT CARE CLINIC, Moore 0 0 0 0 0
Classen Urgent Care, Norman 0 0 0 0 0
Clinton Indian Health Center 25 25 0 4 21
Comanche County Memorial Hospital 4 4 0 0 4
Coordinated Care Health Solutions* 13 8 13 0 8
Cooweescoowee Health Center* 2 2 0 0 2
CPN West Clinic* 2 2 0 0 2
Individual Lab Statistics Testing Status as of Midnight June 15, 2020
Mercy Hospital OKC 281 35 121 1 34Muscogee Creek Nation Medical
Center10 10 0 0 10
Individual Lab Statistics Testing Status as of Midnight June 15, 2020
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COVID-19 Report June 16, 2020(continued)
Individual Lab Statistics Testing Status as of Midnight June 15, 2020
(continued)
LABORATORY
NUMBER OF SPECIMENS RECEIVED
NUMBER OF SPECIMENS REPORTED
NUMBER OF SPECIMENS CURRENTLY
PENDING
NUMBER OF POSITIVE SPECIMENS REPORTED
NUMBER OF NEGATIVE
SPECIMENS REPORTED
Oklahoma City VA Health Care System 50 50 0 0 50
Oklahoma Medicine Laboratory* 452 383 6 8 375
Oklahoma State University
Laboratory869 11 891 6 2
OSDH County Health Departments 50 50 0 2 48
OSDH Public Health Laboratory 57 36 21 1 35
OSU Clinical Laboratory* 97 97 0 11 86
Pain Management of Oklahoma DBA Precise Laboratory
Services*0 0 0 0 0
Perkins Family Clinic* 55 55 0 1 54
PHS Indian Hospital 35 35 0 0 35Red Arrow Analytical
Laboratorie, LLC 0 0 1 0 0
Redbird Smith Health Center* 1 1 0 0 1
Reditus Laboratories* 39 39 0 13 26
Regional Medical Laboratory 1032 381 811 25 356
Reynolds Army Health Clinic 36 31 5 0 31
Saint Francis Health System 629 290 339 13 277
Sam Hider Health Center* 4 4 0 0 4
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COVID-19 Report June 16, 2020(continued)
Individual Lab Statistics Testing Status as of Midnight June 15, 2020
(continued)
LABORATORY
NUMBER OF SPECIMENS RECEIVED
NUMBER OF SPECIMENS REPORTED
NUMBER OF SPECIMENS CURRENTLY
PENDING
NUMBER OF POSITIVE SPECIMENS REPORTED
NUMBER OF NEGATIVE
SPECIMENS REPORTED
Sapulpa Indian Health Center* 5 5 0 0 5
SOUTHERN PLAINS MEDICAL CENTER,
INC56 45 45 3 42
Southwest Regional PCR Laboratory dba
MicroGen DX 0 0 0 0 0
SSM Health St. Anthony Hospital 50 50 0 1 49
Stillwater Medical Center 12 11 1 0 11
Three Rivers Health Center - Cherokee
Nation*1 1 0 0 1
USPHS Indian Health Center* 41 41 0 3 38
Vinita Health Center - Cherokee Nation* 4 4 0 0 4
Viracor Eurofins 0 0 0 0 0Wah-Zha-Zhi Health
Center* 10 10 0 1 9
Wellness Federal Labs, LLC * 13 0 13 0 0
Will Rogers Health Center* 0 0 0 0 0
Wilma P. Mankiller Health Center* 2 2 0 0 2
TOTALS 5,361 3,077 2,432 177 2,993
The totals include laboratory information provided to OSDH as of the time of the report. As a result, counts are subject to change. Total counts may not reflect unique individuals.*Closed Weekends
**No Data Available At Time of Report
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COVID-19 Report June 16, 2020(continued)
LABORATORY
TOTAL CUMULATIVE
NUMBER OF POSITIVE
SPECIMENS TO DATE
TOTAL CUMULATIVE NUMBER OF
NEGATIVE SPECIMENS TO
DATE
TOTAL CUMULATIVE NUMBER OF SPECIMENS
TESTED TO DATE
TOTAL NUMBER OF TESTS
AVAILABLE
TOTAL NUMBER OF
TESTS ON ORDER
ABSENTEE SHAWNEE TRIBAL HEALTH
AUTHORITY*0 15 15 365 0
Access Medical Center- Blue Starr 51 857 908 0 200
Access Medical Center-NW 53 793 846 0 0
Access Medical Centers Riverside 28 360 388 0 0
Alliance Health Midwest 31 763 794 144 120
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF
TOXICOLOGY, INC211 4,915 5,126 2 2
A-Mo Health Center* 3 22 25 93 0Anadarko Indian Health Center* 18 411 429 422 0
LabCorp 771 26,504 27,289 na naLifeHope Labs* 1 3 4
LI-SI-WI-NWI Health Inc* 5 130 139
MARY HURLEY HOSPITAL
LABORATORY0 5 5 100 0
McCurtain Memorial Hospital 9 41 50 356 0
MCI Diagnostic Center 135 2,948 3,083 1,000 1,000
Medical Diagnostic Laboratories 341 10,532 10,873 900 0
Mercy Hospital OKC 78 1,807 1,885 515 121Muscogee Creek Nation Medical
Center2 414 416 1,270 0
Norman Regional Health System** 44 4,276 4,320
Oklahoma City VA Health Care System 24 1,016 1,040 365 315
Oklahoma Medicine Laboratory* 548 13,855 14,403 11,425 15,700
Testing Status as of Midnight June 15, 2020(continued)
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COVID-19 Report June 16, 2020(continued)
LABORATORY
TOTAL CUMULATIVE
NUMBER OF POSITIVE
SPECIMENS TO DATE
TOTAL CUMULATIVE NUMBER OF
NEGATIVE SPECIMENS TO
DATE
TOTAL CUMULATIVE NUMBER OF SPECIMENS
TESTED TO DATE
TOTAL NUMBER OF TESTS
AVAILABLE
TOTAL NUMBER OF
TESTS ON ORDER
Oklahoma State University
Laboratory1,671 48,831 51,020 5,568 145,000
OSDH County Health Departments 41 854 895 3,890
weekly standing order
from Abbott for 1,200 kits
OSDH Public Health Laboratory 1,357 11,222 12,579 10,145 0
OSU Clinical Laboratory 87 731 818 9,150 0
Perkins Family Clinic* 6 187 197 152 0
PHS Indian Hospital 7 594 601 650 0Red Arrow Analytical
Laboratorie, LLC 2 109 111 3,456 0
Redbird Smith Health Center* 0 11 11 57 0
Reditus Laboratories* 99 1,999 2,109 2,000 2,000
Regional Medical Laboratory 1,710 42,790 44,500 10,500 10,000
Reynolds Army Health Clinic 60 4,502 4,562 2,845 2,200
Saint Francis Health System 999 17,083 18,082 7,295 118
Sam Hider Health Center* 0 26 26 91 0
Sapulpa Indian Health Center* 1 103 104 122 0
SOUTHERN PLAINS MEDICAL CENTER,
INC58 1,206 1,264 920 1,000
Southwest Regional PCR Laboratory dba
MicroGen DX 129 12,422 12,551 50,000 4,000
Testing Status as of Midnight June 15, 2020(continued)
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COVID-19 Report June 16, 2020(continued)
Testing Status as of Midnight June 15, 2020(continued)
LABORATORY
TOTAL CUMULATIVE
NUMBER OF POSITIVE
SPECIMENS TO DATE
TOTAL CUMULATIVE NUMBER OF
NEGATIVE SPECIMENS TO
DATE
TOTAL CUMULATIVE NUMBER OF SPECIMENS
TESTED TO DATE
TOTAL NUMBER OF TESTS
AVAILABLE
TOTAL NUMBER OF
TESTS ON ORDER
SSM Health St. Anthony's Hospital 46 2,258 2,304 300 On allocation
Stillwater Medical Center 5 145 150 264 380
Three Rivers Health Center - Cherokee
Nation*2 20 22 10 0
TRIBAL DIAGNOSTICS, LLC* 2 835 839
USPHS Indian Health Center* 11 569 580 72 0
Vinita Health Center - Cherokee Nation* 0 45 45 83 0
Viracor Eurofins 79 3,409 3,491 10,000 0Wah-Zha-Zhi Health
Center* 14 229 243 119 0
Wellness Federal Labs, LLC 6 136 142 15 0
Will Rogers Health Center* 0 6 6 110 0
Wilma P. Mankiller Health Center* 1 12 13 53 0
Totals 10,296 256,528 267,424 190,095 212,052
The totals include laboratory information provided to OSDH as of the time of the report. As a result, counts are subject to change. Total counts may not reflect unique individuals.
*Closed Weekends**No Data Available At Time of Report. Data is carried over from previous reports
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COVID-19 Report June 16, 2020(continued)
LABORATORY
AVERAGE NUMBER OF SPECIMENS
THAT CAN BE PROCESSED (REPORTED)
PER DAY REAGENTS ON ORDER
WHAT RATE-LIMITING RESOURCE IS PREVENTING YOUR LAB
FROM MAXIMIZING CAPACITY
ABSENTEE SHAWNEE TRIBAL HEALTH AUTHORITY* 36 0 WE ARE NOT TESTING 24 HOURS A
DAY, WKNDS OR HOLIDAYS.
Access Medical Center- Blue Starr 30 Yes None
Access Medical Center-NW 288 0 Test kits
Access Medical Centers Riverside 40 0 Unable to obtain collection supplies
due to shortage.
Alliance Health Midwest 80 kits kits personnel
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF TOXICOLOGY, INC 4,000 0
A-Mo Health Center* 24 0
Due to the unknown factor of test kit availability our system has chosen to limit testing to only our critically ill (inpatient population) and health
